Trisquel has never supported other architectures even if those offered freer
computers, such as the Lemote Yeelong MIPS laptop (which was supported by
gNewSense). This might have been partially due to Ubuntu focusing on x86
releases compared to Debian.
I understand the logic regarding the
How are these programs functioning really?
I mean how does these programs make the computers communicate?
as far as VS code is concerned only the source code is free software flathub
does contain propritatary software such as spotify and steam so unless you
are running pureos an fsf approved distro you should not use flatpak
Right :)
You need to open the config file and change it, or create one. See:
https://trisquel.info/en/forum/redshift-trisquel-8#comment-131152
i would recommend the apprentice alf software to remove drm from ebooks
https://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/
here is thier awanser to FAQ
Are the tools open source? How can I be sure they are safe and not a trojan
horse?
All the DRM removal tools hosted here are almost entirely scripts of
When opening the Vinagre on both my computers, the "find" function do not
find anything, is this a common issue?
I'm afraid youll have to read the documentation.
https://www.hep.phy.cam.ac.uk/vnc_docs/index.html
https://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php
http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/XDMCP-HOWTO/ssh.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PuTTY
Here, Parabola instead needs to discontinue i686 and extend to more arm
ports, due to its rolling benefit.
For Trisquel since it's LTS we can try to liberate Raspbian to become our
Trisquel ARM.
Are you looking for debootstrap?
The SoC used by the C201 is actually a very good one, in fact it's one of the
SoCs lkcl is looking at for the next EOMA68 computer card.
Libreboot is not needed for Chromebooks, by the way. They come with Das
U-boot installed. The only concern is how well the SoC works with Linux-libre
So definitely VScode is nonfree for sure, then you instead need free IDE's
like Eclipse.
I also have Parabola installed in parallel to Trisquel, and Parabola has
arch-chroot command to perform a system upgrade that never fails.
However, when I try to upgrade Trisquel thru PureOS (both userland is deb)
using chroot all are done but kernel image is failed.
So, are there any
Vinagre is the client to view a remote desktop. It supports several
protocols, including VNC and SSH (like an email client can support both POP
and IMAP, a Web browser can support both HTTP and HTTPS, etc.). It comes
with documentation (accessible from the "Help" menu) and, again, it is
Interesting, thanks :)
So you recommend VNC over both the Vinagre and x2go?:)
It doesn't seem to work when I try to enter the name or the IP adress of the
other computer either. Does something need to be configured or set up to get
this program working?
So semi-nonfree like the same issues found from Qt5-WebEngine? PureOS has
liberated Qt5-WebEngine and I have sources at home.
How about supporting the ASUS Chromebook C201? It's supported by libreboot,
and there should be some of them available.
https://libreboot.org/docs/hardware/c201.html
Would it be possible to get Trisquel working on that kind of hardware, with
the Rockchip SoC and all? Delete all the Google
xdkni...@dismail.de wrote:
You should avoid Microsoft stuff as it was fire.
MICROSOFT NEVER GIVES SOMETHING FREE! Just always remember this.
I understand that Microsoft has earned a horrible reputation and most of
the software they distribute is proprietary (which is an injustice in
Vinagre is a VNC client (among other things). The remote computer needs a
VNC *server*. Again GNOME's VNC server (Vino) is installed by default on the
MATE edition of Trisquel 8. There must be something in the "Control Center"
to enable it, or you can execute "the 'vino-preferences'
On Sat, 2018-08-04 at 19:09 +0200, svenerik...@protonmail.com wrote:
> Great!
>
> But will they work as a substitute for the mouse or will they just be
> a
> feature of a game?
We set up the controls for each game individually. We used a wireless
mouse for the mouse.
I'm sure the others have
I got Remmina work following these instructions.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/304017/how-to-set-up-remote-desktop-sharing-through-ssh#304720
Vinagre started working after allowing VNC port.
$ sudo ufw allow 5900/tcp
ufw was not installed by default.
https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-share-your-desktop-in-linux-using-x11vnc
Trisquel 8, with the MATE desktop environment by default, has Vinagre
installed by default (it is probably called something like "Remote Desktop
Viewer" in the main menu): https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Vinagre/
Go for VNC: you do not need the SSH's encryption (with a performance cost)
"MICROSOFT NEVER GIVES SOMETHING FREE! Just always remember this."
Funny, I swear I just saw a useful text editor released as MIT-licensed free
software. Wait, nevermind. It's Microsoft who released it, the company which
deserves the strongest hate for whatever it does, that's why it should
I think you misunderstand.
https://jxself.org/titanic.shtml
This is to address the problem of libreboot-supported systems drying up. For
an example, try finding a PDP-10 computer today. That's what the future holds
for librebootable x86 machines. Since most aren't in production anymore
Sound interesting, what are the exact name of the packages? :)
I searched for both VNC and X2go, but it seems no package have those exact
names, but there are many packages which have names containing parts of them.
I think 'vnc4server' and 'x2goclient'.
Right, I'll check it out!
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